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UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS
MARINE CORPS BASE
PSC BOX 20004
CAMP LEJEUNE NC 28542-0004
BO 8020.1C
S4/S6/BPO
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BASE ORDER 8020.1C
From: Commanding Officer
To: Distribution List
Subj: MARINE CORPS BASE CAMP LEJEUNE AMMUNITION AND EXPLOSIVES
SAFETY ORDER
Ref: (a) DoD 5100.76-M August 12, 2000
(b) DoD 4160.21-M August 18, 1997
(c) DoDD 4500.09E September 11, 2007
(d) NAVSEA OP 5 Vol 1
(e) NAVSEA SW020-AG-SAF-Ol0
(f) NAVSEA SW020-AF-HBK-Ol0
(g) NAVSEA SW023-AG-WHM-Ol0
(h) MCO p3570.1B
(i) MCO p8020.10B
(j) MCO 8025.1E
(k) MCO 8023. 3B
(1) OPNAVINST 8023.24B
(m) Lautenberg Amendment
(n) MARADMIN 186/03
(0) MCO p1700.27B
(p) MCO p5102.1B
(q) NAVSEA OP 3565 Vol 1 & 2
(r) MCO 5530.14A
(s) NAVSEA OP5 Vol III
(t) MCO 8020.13
(u) MCO p4400.150E
(v) NAVSUP p801
(w) MARADMIN 0301/09
(x) MCO 4855.10B
(y) MCO 4500.11E
(z) UM 4400-15
(aa) CFR49 Parts 100-178 & 301-399
(ab) CFR49 Part 395.3
(ac) NAVSUP 538
(ad) MCO P4030.19H
(ae) MCBul 8011.4J
(af) OPNAVINST 8020.14
DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A: Approved for public release;
distribution is unlimited.
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(ag) MCO P8020.11
(ah) NAVSEA SW020-AF-HBK-Ol0 Glove Box Edition
(ai) 40 CFR 266, Subpart M - Military Munitions
1. Situation. To establish Marine corps Base (MCB) , Camp
Lejeune ammunition management and safety policy; to define its
objectives, and provide Marine Corps-specific procedural guidance
for ammunition and explosives material in accordance with
references (a) through (ai).
2. Cancellation. BO p8020.1B.
3. Mission
a. To disseminate policies and procedures for the safe
handling, storage, field storage, transportation, and disposal of
ammunition and explosives and outline requirements for ammunition
accident investigations and malfunction reporting aboard MCB Camp
Lejeune.
b. Summary of Revision. This Order has been completely
revised and should be reviewed in its entirety.
4. Execution. All commands will ensure strict compliance with
the instructions contained in this Order.
5. Administration and Logistics. Recommendations concerning the
contents of this Order are invited. Such recommendations will be
forwarded to the Commanding Officer (Dir S4/S6/BPO Attn: ESO) ,
MCB Camp Lejeune, via the appropriate chain of command.
6. Command and Signal
a. Command
(1) This Order is applicable to all activities which
handle, store, transport, or conduct the emergency destruction of
ammunition and explosives, tenant commands aboard MCB Camp
Lejeune and to all activities utilizing the Ammunition Supply
Point (ASP), 2d Marine Logistics Group (2d MLG) .
b. Signal. This Order is effective the date signed.
DISTRIBUTION: A
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RECORD OF CHANGES.
Log completed change action as indicated.
Change Date of Date Signature of
Number Change Entered Person
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TABLE OF CON'l'EN'l'S
I DEN'l'IFICATION TITLE PAGE
CHAPTER 1 SAFETY PROCEDURES
1. General .................................. 1-1
2. Appllicable References ................... 1-1
3 . Safety Regulations ....................... 1-1
4. Ammunition and Explosives Malfunction and
Deficiency Reporting ..................... 1-4
5. Ammunition and Explosive Safety Mishap
Reporting ................................ 1-4
6 . Lightning Reporting ...................... 1-4
7 . Fire Provention/protection ............... 1-6
8. Hazards of Electromagnetic Radiation to
{HERO} ................................... 1-6
9 . Abbreviations/ Acronyms/ Definitions ..... 1-7
10. publications/ Directives ................. 1-7
CHAPTER 2 SECURITY
1. General .................................. 2-1
2. Applicable References .................... 2-1
3 . Security Risk Categories ................. 2-1
4. Security Requirements for Transportation . 2-2
5. Missing, Lost, Stolen, Recovered {MLSR}
Reports .................................. 2-3
6. Key and Lock Control ..................... 2-3
7. Key Control Register ..................... 2-4
8. Inventory of Keys/Locks .................. 2-4
9 . posting of Restricted Areas .............. 2-4
10. Activity Security Officer ................ 2-4
CHAPTER 3 STORAGE
1. Genral ................................... 3-1
2. Applicable References .................... 3-1
3 . Storage .................................. 3-1
4 . Types of Storage ......................... 3-1
5. unit Armories/ Security Forces ........... 3-2
6. Commander's responsibility for Storage and
Handling of Ammunition and Explosives .... 3-3
7 . unit Ammunition and Expolsives Audit
Verification Officer and Responsibilities 3-4
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8. Unit Ammunition and Explosives Officer
Responsibilities ......................... 3-4
9 . Officer In Charge (OIC) Responsibilities . 3-5
10. Certification Screening ................. 3-6
11. Naval Criminal investigative Service (NCIS)
Magazine ................................. 3-6
12. Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD)
Magazine ................................. 3-7
13. Storage of Non-Standard Ammunition and non-
DOD Explosives ........................... 3-7
14. Notice of Ammunition Reclassification .... 3-7
15. Issue of Ammunition Other Than Code "A" .. 3-8
CHAPTER 4 MALFUNCTION/DEFECTIVE AMMUNITION AND
EXPLOSIVES
1. General .................................. 4-1
2 . Applicable References .................... 4-1
3. Malfunction Reporting .................... 4-1
4. Defective Ammunitionand Explosives
Reporting ................................ 4-3
CHAPTER 5 SALVAGE AND DISPOSITION OF AMMUNITION AND
EXPLOSIVES COMPONENTS
1. General .................................. 5-1
2 . Accounting Responsibility ................ 5-1
3 . Turn in Document (DD FORM 1348-1) ........ 5-1
4 . Certification of Inspection .............. 5-1
5. Special Turn in Instructions ............. 5-2
6. Turn in Point ............................ 5-3
CHAPTER 6 ON-BASE TRANSPORTATION MOVEMENTS
1. General .................................. 6-1
2. Applicable References .................... 6-1
3 . Command Responisbilities ................. 6-1
4 . Driver Qualifications .................... 6-1
5. Vehicle Requirements ..................... 6-2
6. Trailers ................................. 6-3
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7. Vehicle Capacity ......................... 6-4
8. Driving Regulations ...................... 6-4
9 . Security ................................. 6-4
10. Blocking and Bracing ..................... 6-4
11. Referenceueling .......................... 6-5
12. Transportation of Blasting Caps .......... 6-5
13. Prohibited Vehicles ...................... 6-5
14. Compatibility ............................ 6-6
15. Routing Instructions ..................... 6-6
16. Material Handling'Equipment (MHE) ........ 6-6
17. Combat Loading ........................... 6-6
CHAPTER 7 OFF-BASE TRANSPORTATION MOVEMENTS
1. General .................................. 7-1
2. Applicable Referneces .................... 7-1
3 . Command Responsibilites .................. 7-1
4 . Driver Qualifications .................... 7-1
5. Vehicle requirements ..................... 7-2
6. Trailers ................................. 7-3
7 . Vehicle Capacity ......................... 7-4
8. Driving Regulations ...................... 7-4
9. Blocking and Bracing ..................... 7-4
10. Refueling Regulations .................... 7-5
11. Security ................................. 7-5
12. Points to be Considered Prior to Arrival at
the ASP .................................. 7-6
13. After Vehicle Have Been Loaded ........... 7-6
14. Compatibility ............................ 7-6
15. Driving Distance ......................... 7-6
16. Rail Transportation ...................... 7-7
17. Air Transportation ....................... 7-7
18. Water Transportation ..................... 7-7
19. Material Handling Equipment (MHE) ........ 7-7
20. Joint Safety Planning .................... 7-7
CHAPTER 8 INCOMING COMMERCIAL AMMUNITION AND EXPLOSIVES
SHIPMENTS
1. General .................................. 8-1
2. Applicable References .................... 8-1
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3 . Responsibilities ......................... 8-1
4. Routing of Ammuntion Laden Vehicles ...... 8-1
5. Inspections .............................. 8-1
6. SUSPECT CARGO AREA ...................... 8-2
CHAPTER 9 DESTRUCTION OF AMMUNITION AND EXPLOSIVES
1. General .................................. 9-1
2 . Responsibilities ......................... 9-1
3 . Procedure for Requesting EOD Assistance .. 9-1
CHAPTER 10 LOSS OF AMMUNITION AND EXPLOSIVES DUE TO
IMPROPER PRACTICES
1. General ................................. 10-1
2. Responsibilities ........................ 10-1
3. Reporting of Abandonded Ammunition ...... 10-2
CHAPTER 11 DEVIATIONS FROM EXPLOSIVES SAFETY CRITERIA
1. General ................................. 11-1
2 . Exemptions .............................. 11-1
3 . Waivers ................................. 11-1
4 . Event Waiver ............................ 11-1
5. Storage of Nonstandard Ammunition and Non-DOD
Explosives .............................. 11-1
CHAPTER 12 MILITARY MUNITIONS RULE (MMR) CODE OF FEDERAL
REGULATIONS
1. General ................................. 12-1
2 . Scope, Applicability and Definition of
Military Munitions ...................... 12-1
3 . When Military Munitions Become a Solid
waist ................................... 12-1
4. When Unused Munitions Become a Solid
waste ................................... 12-1
5. Munitions Removed From Storage for the
Purpose of Treatment or Disposal ........ 12-2
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6 . When Military Munitions are Not Solid
waste ................................... 12-2
7. Authorization for Dipsosition of Ammunition
and Explosives waste Munitions .......... 12-2
8 . Responisibility for MMR ................. 12-3
CHAPTER 13 AMNESTY PROGRAM
l. Background .............................. 13-1
2 . Amensty Program Guidelines .............. 13-1
3 . Responsibilities ........................ 13-3
CHAPTER 14 DLADS PROCEDURES
l. Background .............................. 14-1
2. Guidelines .............................. 14-1
3. Responsibilities ........................ 14-1
4. Required Items .......................... 14-1
5. Step by Step Procedures ................. 14-1
6. AEDA Reference Guide .................... 14-3
7. AEDA Flowchart .......................... 14-5
APPENDIX A publications/Directives .................. A-1
APPENDIX B Ammunition Malfunction Data Collection
Guide (NAVMC 10155) ...................... B-1
APPENDIX C Ammunition Reclassification Notice
(MCBCL 8010/7) ........................... C-1
APPENDIX D Medical ,Examiner's Certificate ........... D-2
APPENDIX E Motor Vehicle Inspection (DD FORM 626) E-1
APPENDIX F Routing Instructions for Government
Ammunition Vehicles ...................... F-1
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APPENDIX G Emergency Instructions for Motor Vehicle
Drivers and Initial Responders
(DD FORM 836) ............................. G-1
APPENDIX H Signature and Tally Record (DD FORM 1907) . H-1
APPENDIX I Routing Instructions for Commercial
Ammunition vehicles (STANDARD FORM 1103) .. 1-1
APPENDIX J U.S. Government Bill of Lading
(STANDARD FORM 1103) ...................... J-1
APPENDIX K Ammunition and Explosives Safety Checklist
Armories and Guard Forces ................. K-1
APPENDIX L Personnel Screening Form for Ammunition and
Explosives ................................ L-1
APPENDIX M Ammunition and Explosives Expenditure Report
(NAVMC 11381) ............................. M-1
APPENDIX N LZ Bluebird Field Storage and Forward Arming
and Referenceueling Point Operations
(FARP) .................................... N-1
APPENDIX 0 Points of Contact ......................... 0-1
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Chapter 1
Safety Procedures
1. General. Safety is of the utmost importance. Due to the
hazardous nature of Ammunition & Explosives and ClassV(A)
material, stringent controls for storage, handling and
utilization are mandatory. When properly handled and effectively
delivered, ammunition and explosives will function as desired.
The provisions of this Chapter cover general safety regulations
and instructions that pertain to ammunition and explosives, and
also encompass reporting procedures for accidents involving
ammunition and explosives.
2. Applicable Reference. It would be impracticable to include
every instruction and order pertaining to the safety of handling,
transportation, storage, and disposition of ammunition and
explosives. Your attention is invited to references (d), (e),
(f), (g), (h), (i), and (j) for additional pertinent safety
information.
3. Safety Regulations. Safety comes first where ammunition and
explosives are concerned. This paragraph describes basic
guidelines to follow while handling, transporting, storing, and
disposing of ammunition and explosives aboard MCB Camp Lejeune.
a. Knowledge. Only those persons possessing a thorough
knowledge of safety procedures for the handling, transportation,
storage, and disposal of ammunition and explosives will be
assigned to perform those functions.
b. Training. Each command shall ensure that personnel
assigned duties requiring the handling, transportation, storage,
and disposition of ammunition and explosives are trained to avoid
the loss of life or property through negligence or ignorance.
c. Qualifications/Certification. Personnel assigned by
units to handle ammunition and explosives shall be of the highest
caliber available. All personnel involved with handling and
storage of ammunition and explosives will be qualified/certified
per reference (k). Only those persons who have demonstrated
proficiency, ability, and maturity will be used in the handling,
transportation, storage, and disposition of ammunition and
explosives. This requirement is for all military personnel as
well as civilian contractors. Any person convicted by courts
martial, continuous offenses of the Uniform Code of Military
Justice, known to have abused drugs/narcotics, or any individual
convicted/awaiting punitive action for security violations,
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